Category Archives: Blog

  • Swan on Reformer

    Reading the body on the equipment is such an important component to being an effective Pilates instructor. Throwing out generic cues can only take the clients so far in their work. The key to giving precise, detail-oriented cueing is speaking to the client’s body. And the only way to speak to the client’s body is […]…

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  • Footwork on the Jumpboard with Smart Roller

    There are so many ways to experiment with footwork in the Pilates studio. Not only can you do this on all of the pieces of equipment, but it can be done differently on a single piece. The Reformer is a wonderful place to play with this idea. And the Jumpboard is the perfect place to […]…

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  • Facial Points

    The face and head hold tension like any other part of the body. The only problem is no one thinks to release these pressure points until it is already too late and a headache calls for some TLC. Just like the importance of opening up the hamstring for the balance of the hip and knee, […]…

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  • The Dos and Don’ts for Exercising in Your Third Trimester

    This final trimester is when many women feel their extra weight to be unbearable. Gentle exercise is highly important in this stage, especially in reducing edema and correcting postural imbalances caused by the extra weight of the breasts and baby. Edema occurs when the hands, feet, and ankles swell up with excess fluid. You can […]…

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